In a pivotal announcement, High Point University unveiled plans to diversify and expand its fraternity landscape, currently comprising six active fraternities. The University’s decision stems from a meticulous review process that saw several fraternal organizations submit proposals, culminating in the much-anticipated return of Lambda Chi Alpha to the campus. This exciting development was revealed during the Annual Meeting, presented by High Point University’s Interfraternity Council President, Braeden Boyle.

The Annual Meeting, attended by 14 fraternity brothers in person and 2 virtually, was a platform for substantial discourse. Discussions encompassed the Alumni Association’s forward-looking 3-Year Vision and forthcoming objectives. Additionally, a new Alumni Association Board has been elected to preside over the 2023-2025 term.

This moment marks a significant opportunity for fraternity members to reignite connections, reaffirm their commitment to their fraternal values, and actively participate in the resurgence of the fraternity system at High Point University. A call to action was extended, urging each member to reflect on their potential contribution to the upcoming re-establishment of Iota-Phi Zeta on campus.

Expressing gratitude to those who have generously offered their time, financial support, and expertise to facilitate this milestone, the fraternity acknowledges that more work lies ahead. The continued support and active engagement of its members remain integral to the fraternity’s continued success.

Members are encouraged to consider joining the Alumni Association and volunteering for a committee, emphasizing the vital role each member plays in this collective journey.

With an eye toward renewal and the shared goal of making a lasting impact, the fraternity is embracing this pivotal moment, unified in their efforts to shape a promising future for High Point University’s fraternity community.

2023-2025 Iota-Phi Zeta
Alumni Association Board